It's time again for the New Years resolutions to begin. Our silly traditions here in the good ol' US of A! It's that special time of year where we all take a moment or two to reflect back on the year's past events and we also begin to embrace our hopes and plans for the upcoming year.

In the United States, people begin to celebrate the New Year on December 31st, New Year’s Eve. Families and friends gather to share a meal and “ring in” the New Year, often with a toast and a song. Americans also enjoy the tradition of watching the New Year’s festivities at Times Square (New York City) which are broadcast on TV. New Year’s Day (January 1st) is a national holiday in the United States.

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IN THE UNITED STATES, people begin celebrating the new year on December 31, New Year’s Eve. Many people have parties,

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Seriously though there are traditions that just don't need to continue any longer. We all know that New Years Eve is a day fueled with crazy levels of alcohol and dangerous activities. We don't support any dangerous activities here we want you our viewers to have a safe, and enjoyable holiday celebration.

1. Getting really really drunk. 2. Resolutions. Does anyone ever actually keep them? 3. Polar Bear clubs, like the one here in Sheboygan that will jump into Lake Michigan for a dip when the wind chill is going to be -5 or lower. Courtesy Democratic Underground More Stupid Traditions For New Years - Miami New times

Let's Look At Other Traditions From Around The Globe

Are you familiar with these terms?

How About These Terms?

• First Footing
• Auld Lang Syne
• Make Some Noise
• Put Your Best Foot Forward
• Turn Over A New Leaf

Even more celebrations.

For New Years around the world.

Yet even stranger events from around the globe.

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